890GXM-G65 front panel - AC' 97 or HD audio?

Hello, folks. I bought an 890GXM-G65 and I am having a doubt regarding the installation. The audio connector from the front panel splits in two. One connector reads “AC’ 97” and the other “HD Audio”. My motherboard manual says nothing about which one should I use to plug into the JAUD1.
I have been researching and looks like AC’ 97 is from AMD boards and HD audio is from Intel boards. Is that correct? Should then I use the connector AC’ 97?
I appreciate any help!
Cheers,

Quote from: Stu on 07-November-10, 22:34:34
Ujee,
Please keep discussion of your problem in your own thread, don't hijack others.
Oh my bad. Never thought it was called a "hijack". I'm sorry for this.

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